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SunRail Commuter Rail Kick-Off July 18, 2011
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Representative GEC LEED-certified projects include:Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute
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Dewatering
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GEC has provided workshops on dewatering discharge permitting and discharge sampling and analysis to over 600 engineers, consultants, contractors and to city, county and FDOT staff. GEC is available to help you…
GEC in the News:
FES Journal
May 2009: Stabilizing the I-4/ Maitland
Blvd. Interchange Sinkhole
Unique Challenges...
Met by Unique Abilities
GEC has provided engineering support services for transit, mobility and land development projects throughout Florida for the past 21 years.
Currently, GEC is providing geotechncial engineering and environmental consulting services for the final design of SunRail commuter rail, Phases I and II from Deland to Poinciana. GEC is the Geotechnical Engineer of Record and Contamination Consultant for all 17 SunRail commuter rail stations. GEC is primed to assist development teams with Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) efforts along the Sunrail corridor.
GEC services for TOD include geotechnical engineering, contamination assessment and construction materials testing for station structures, retail and mixed-use buildings, roadways, parking and stormwater management.
With offices in Orlando (since 1991) and Kissimmee (since 2003), GEC core services include subsurface investigations and borings, foundation design recommendations, hydrogeology and groundwater modeling, stormwater design, ground penetrating radar survey and construction materials testing services. GEC environmental consulting services include Phase I and Phase II contamination site assessments and screenings, as well as environmental drilling (direct-push).
GEC Land Development services include support for the DRI application process as well as site preparation including utilities, roadway and infrastructure master planning.
Representative GEC project assignments include Orlando’s planned Creative Village, a major 68-acre downtown Orlando redevelopment slated as the home for high-tech, digital media and creative industry companies and the continuation of design for the Wekiva Parkway for both the FDOT and the Orlando-Orange County Expressway Authority. Representative GEC design/build projects for FDOT include I-4 Widening at the St. Johns’ River, John Young Parkway Extension from Shader Road to SR 424 and the I-95/US 192 Interchange in Volusia County.
GEC benchmark structures experience include the Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute at Lake Nona, the Plaza Towers/Downtown Orlando, the OUC Reliance Plaza Headquarters, University of Central Florida Performing Arts Center and UCF Arena, the Vue at Lake Eola, CNL Tower I, Embassy Suites Downtown Orlando Hotel and the Jacksonville Federal Courthouse Building.
GEC Wekiva Parkway Experience:
GEC staff has worked on the Wekiva Parkway for the past 7 years, starting with the OOCEA PD&E Study led by CH2MHill. Over the years, GEC has become intimately familiar with geotechnical conditions and contamination status along the alignment. We are currently providing geotechnical investigation and contamination assessment services for Wekiva Parkway Line and Grade Contract No. 1 led by HNTB for FDOT. GEC is also on the HNTB team for Wekiva Parkway Section 1A (SR 429-202), the first Wekiva Parkway section to be designed and constructed by OOCEA.
GEC CORE SERVICES:
Geotechnical Engineering
Environmental Consulting
Construction Materials Testing
Ground Penetrating Radar
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NAICS Codes
541330 - Engineering Services
541360 - Geophysical Surveying and Mapping Services
541380 - Testing Laboratories
541620 - Environmental Consulting Services
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